Some Famous Singers of the 19th Century
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What wonder that, with such a combination of natural gifts and cultivated tal- 50 SINGERS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY ents, his career during the next forty years should have been but one long series of tri- umphs in all the great opera houses in Europe !
After several years in Italy he filled his first operatic engagement in Vienna, where, inci- dentally, in 1827 he sang the solo bass part in Mozart's Requiem after the death of Beethoven — the work in which he had sung as a child, eighteen years... before, when Haydn died. In 1830 he sang for the first time in both Paris and London. During the next twenty years it was his custom to pass a por- tion of each year in these two cities, visiting between times some of the other important European opera houses. For several seasons he sang in company with Malibran, Pasta, Grisi, Rubini and Tamburini — a quartet of singers never equalled in the interpretation of the music of Rossini, Bellini, and Donizetti.
Voice, physique, musicianship and histrionic talent seem never to have been blended so hap- ily in any singer as they were in Lablache.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What wonder that, with such a combination of natural gifts and cultivated tal- 50 SINGERS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY ents, his career during the next forty years should have been but one long series of tri- umphs in all the great opera houses in Europe !
After several years in Italy he filled his first operatic engagement in Vienna, where, inci- dentally, in 1827 he sang the solo bass part in Mozart's Requiem after the death of Beethoven — the work in which he had sung as a child, eighteen years... before, when Haydn died. In 1830 he sang for the first time in both Paris and London. During the next twenty years it was his custom to pass a por- tion of each year in these two cities, visiting between times some of the other important European opera houses. For several seasons he sang in company with Malibran, Pasta, Grisi, Rubini and Tamburini — a quartet of singers never equalled in the interpretation of the music of Rossini, Bellini, and Donizetti.
Voice, physique, musicianship and histrionic talent seem never to have been blended so hap- ily in any singer as they were in Lablache.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Rogers to read onlineMoreLess
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